Wednesday roundup
Census confirms: 63 percent of ‘non-citizens’ on welfare, 4.6 million households
Resources Are Almost 5 Times as Abundant as They Were in 1980
Are Sex Workers Becoming a Viable Political Bloc?
Decline of canned tuna sales forces industry to shift: 'Millennials don’t even own can openers'
How Havana is collapsing, building by building
3 Things That Happened Just Before The Crisis Of 2008 That Are Happening Again Right Now
A national &^%$#@!ing day of mourning???
Personally I don't think anyone should be displayed in state in the Capital unless 1) They were the President, and 2) They died in office. ANYTHING else is political opportunism.Mueller Claims Flynn Gave “First-Hand” Details About Trump Transition Team’s Contact With Russian Officials — But What Part of That is Illegal?
The New Patriarchy: How Trans Radicalism Hurts Women, Children—and Trans People Themselves
U.S. Supreme Court orders state of Utah to respond to GOP lawsuit challenging election law
These Utah Activists Are Determined to Stop Trump From Stealing Our Public Lands
New Poll: Half of Voters Don't Believe Mueller Has Anything on Trump
High School Newspaper Suspended After Publishing ‘Disruptive’ Investigation
Satanic Sculpture Installed At Illinois Statehouse, Just In Time For The Holidays
“The State of Illinois is required by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution to allow temporary, public displays in the state capitol so long as these displays are not paid for by taxpayer dollars. Because the first floor of the Capitol Rotunda is a public place, state officials cannot legally censor the content of speech or displays. The United States Supreme Court has held that public officials may legally impose reasonable time, place and manner restrictions regarding displays and speeches, but no regulation can be based on the content of the speech”
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